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Mont. R. Arb. Fee Disp. 6.6

activein force · 2009-05-01 – presentact-effective-date

If a disqualified arbitrator is an attorney, the alternate arbitrator shall be the attorney

on the list sent to the parties with the next lowest number. If the arbitrator disqualified is a lay

person, the alternate shall be the lay person on the list sent to the parties with the next lowest

number. The State Bar shall immediately advise the parties of the name of the alternate arbitrator

to replace the disqualif ied arbitrator. If there are no alternates available from the initial list of

proposed arbitrators submitted to the parties, the State Bar will submit a new numbered list of

three (3) names of either all attorneys or all lay persons, whichever is to be replaced. Within ten

(10) days of receipt of the list, each party will cross off the name of one person and return the list

to the State Bar. The alternate will be the person remaining on the list with the lowest number.

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2026-09-15
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2026-09-15
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